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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-07
DARoTA CONVERSATIONS

Wheat at Clairmont brings 81 to IS
cents, nearly all grading No. / hard.
-Four OF the tirandin rioters were ar.
rested and brought to Fargo Saturday.
Complaints como from many points
that grain 80 far thrashed is quite damp.
The ladies OF the Kimbsll Presbyter-
ian church ire to purehase. a new 700
pound bell soon.
Two of the Brookings county papers
are making o black liss OF their deliH-
quent Subscribers.
Territorial Veterinarian Alioway has
investigated the report that pIuero.
pneumonis existed among cattle of
STARK county and finds it to be false.
John Schulsr, near Aberdeen. has
threshed 5000 bnshels If wheat from
142 acres OF ground, making an average
yield Of nearly twenty-four bushels per
acre.
School opened at Redfieid Monday
with . good attendance in oil the depart
ments. Prof. Beede, of Minnesota, has
LHr
been re-engaged as supervising principal
this year.
Kimbsll's new school house is now
completed, or ct least all the contract
work, and now the seats are being
placed in position. School commences
next Monday.
O. M. Harrison, secretary of the Du-
luth, Huron and Denver railway, refuses
to confirm or deny the report that the
road has been sold to the Minneapolis
and Pacific company.
A man giving his name as Stafford,
hailing from Redield. war arrested in
Bookings on the charge of adultery.
The woman claimed that the man had
applied for q divorce.
During d frscaa at Langfosd between
"a threshing crew add a half dozen
Swedes, 81. L. King was seriously stab.
bed with aiack knife in the hands OF Ole
Nerlim. King can't live.
Daring the thunder storm at Rapid
City Monday afternoon the barn OF Mr..
LsFlemme, on Elk creek. was struck by
lightning. Six horses were in the barn,
three OF which were killed by the bolt.
The Bookings public schools opened
Monday morning under the manage
ment ofaProf. Robinson late Of Plain
view. MINI. The new school building
will be finished this fall, and when
completed will be the finest building OF
the kind in southeast Dakota.
A travelling man from St. Louis he'd
his travelling case stolen ut Wateitown,
and charged the theft TO the CIRCUS
crowd, ard got q search warrant aud ex-
amined their stuff, but failed to find it,
but it was found ths next morning in
the railroad ditch west of town. where il
was thrown after being rihed.
Tho jury in the case of Ira jackson,
on trial for murder in Deadwood, re.
tired on Saturday night last and
wrestled with the case until Monday
morning. when it appeared in ccurt
with the stssement that it's members
were unsbie to agree upon . verdict.
The Jury was then discharged and anew
trial ordered.
Senators Morgan, Dawes and Davir,
accompanied BY President Hill; passed
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GEORGE HENRY THoEBE. on pehai U,
Thoebe. Mr.. Carlisle had no testimony
whatever in the package, The future OF
Mr.. Carlisle to avail himself of the stat
ute to take testimony causes some sur
prise here, more especially after recos
nizing the right of his opponent to con
test, which he did by answering the no
tice OF contest.
Mr.. Siphea, Thoebe's counsel, says tn
house must either hold Mr.. Carlisle in
his seat with proof of valid title, or Mr.
Carlisle must ask the house to reopen
the case II allow him to take testimony
In either case, Mr.. Sipher says, it put
Mr.. Carlisle on the defensive. Mr.. Gar
isles action Or non-action, he SAYS, SER
ousiy compromises his candidacy for the
speakership.
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ONE OF FORTUNES FREAKS.
Old Times Kev,v ed by q Counts Return
to Washington.

to Washington.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept, 6 -There ia
scarcely anything in public life at the
capital more curious to note thar the
strange vicissitudes Of men who rise into
prominence, sink into obscurity, and
sometimes, but not often, rise again.
Men can be met any day shabbily clad,
Stunned by their former a~cquafntances,
living on free lunches, and borrowing
h~slf-do]lars who were formerly members
OF congress, generals In the volunteer
army, or who once held Offices of civil
trust. The Washington Capita. gives
publicity to a change of Q more crafty
Ing kind. 1t says:
Those who knew a seedy looking man
who haunted the summer resorts OF the
lower Potomac for several years, and who
was a well-known lounger around the
hotel Hobbies of the city, are much sur
prised to hear of his expected arrival here
at the head OF. a great scheme to intro
duce national hanks, telegraphs, and
telephones into China. Count Eugene de
Mitkiewieze, he telegraph informs the
public, will arrive here in company with
a special Chinese embassy at the head of.
which Is Ma CHEN Chang, and uncle Of
the present Chinese minister to the
S1SS go VIZ 1876 10
pretty well known to the German papu-
lation of Washington as the engineer OF
the ABlackiston islands summer resort.
Some of them do not remember him with
pleasure. Many Thousands of dollars
went into he enterprise that never came
out. Since then he has been a promoter
OF g telephone company. 1t is said that
he got the concession for the company in
Venezuela, but 1t was subsequently, re-
vcksa. He hai ~checkered career in
this country, FIRST appearing in Rochester,
N. Y, as q Russian nobleman exiled
from his country. He married the heir
ess of a millionaire's money. His wife
died, leaving him seven children. Two
years ago he married q Miss Yates, who
is a descendent OF Justice Marshall, and
he now resides at 1902 NJ street. The
count has rented the house at the corner
of Eighteenth and n streets, formerly .oc-
cupied by Secretary Manning. There
are SOME people in Washington who Nave
reason to wish the count the utmost
u~acuniarv snccdEr In hi. pep antarn.
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Seized by American Vessels.

LONDON, Sept. 6.-In the house Of
Sir James Ferguson, under sec
for foreign affairs, stated that the
government had no official information
OF the most recently reported seizures by
American vessels in Behring's strait but
had received advices of seizures by
American cutters on the I'd and 18th and
the 18th of August and was not in COM
municaticn with the Washington gov,
on the subject.
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Murdered by q brutal Husband.

FORTH ADAMS, Mass, Sept. 8.-Wm.
O'Brien, a mill hand, murdered his wife
at Freylock In q most brutal manner,
knocking her down and kicking and
stamping upon her. He was observed in
the act and captured. The murderer oc.
cured in a field, where O'Brien had taken
the woman for a walk expecting to be
unseen. He had long abused and been
unfaithful to her and wanted to get rid
OF her. He narrowly escaped lynching.
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Fifteen Thoasand In Gina.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 6.-Fifteen thousand
men were in line In the labor parade.
business WAS practically suspended
among the manufacturing establishments
during the entire day. Many houses
over the line of march were decorated
with United States flags, K. of L. EN-.
bleIns and notices. At Garfield place
stands for speakers had been erected.
Hers Hanah Powderly assembly of shoe
filters, consisting Of 1900 young mem
bers, reviewed the procession.
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posed Of members Of ali pontical parties.
STATE officers, judges, aid members Of
the faculty of the state university Will
co-operate ! n The work Of the committee.
Chief Justice o. Cole, Of the supreme
conrf, will be chairman OF the COMMITTEES
on reception. Large delegations from
surrounding towns will visit the city to
pay their respects to President and Mrs.
Cleveland. The party will arrive from
Milwaukee on the afternoon of the 9th,
and will he the guests of Postmaster
General Villas mt his residence. Fair
chfld's name is conspicuous by its alb.
on the committee.
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TO discuss the welfare of'humanity, rhera
no German Catholic should be found
To preserve the good name Of all Ger
man Catholic societies the latter, should
be requested not TO accept any knights OF
Labor, aud to jnduce srch members as
now belong to that organization to sever
their connection with this order.
After Mr.. Mitch had spoken in support
of the resolution a motion to lay it on
the table Was voted down. and 1t was re-
ferred to- the committee on labor statis
fjca TN
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SAILING ON a GOOD MISSION.

Red Gross Delegates to Represent Amer
lea In Germany.
New YORK, Sept. 8.--Ciara Barton
president of the American National AS
ISOLATION Of the Red Cross and DIR. j. B.
Hubbtil, general field agent of the Same
assoeistion, will sail to attend the fourth
international conference of the Red Cross
10 be held at ca~rlsruhe, Germany, during
the last week of the present month. Miss
Barton and DR.. Hubbell will attend the
conference rs government delegates, hay
ing been appainted by the president by
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Initiated Blood
ScrofaIous, Inherited and Conta-
gious Humors Cured
NV Guticura.

THROUGH the medium of one of your books
received through AIR. Frank T.. Wray, Drug
gist, Apollo, Pa. l became acquainted with
your OUTIcUhA REMEDIEs, and take this oppor-
permanently cured me of one of the worst cases
of blood poisoning, in connection with erSsi-
pelas. that have ever seen, and this afsef
having been pronounced incurable BY some OF
the best physicians in our county. take gress
pleasure in forwarding to you this testimppisl,
unsolicited as it is by you, in order that olne hs
suffering from similar maladles may pe
encouraged to give your CUTICURA hEAEDiLs
q trial. T. 8. WH1TLINGEH, Leechburg, "a
hefercnce: FRANK L. WRAY,
Druggist, Apollo, re-,
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Wou1dn,t Pun oth.r cars.

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-The switching
crews of the two c., B. g. @. engines at
the stock yards quit work rather than
pull out a train Of cars belonging to che
Lake Shore road. 1t is thought there
will be serious trouble at the yards be-
fore long, especially II the switchmen of
other roads follow the example of the
Burlington crews.
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Young Pirates GobbIed up.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-Sears and
Eowe, the lads who disappeared from
in a yacht July 20, were found at
Pettis Island by the Delaware harbor
police. They had run away for a voyage
of adventure and have beer enjoying
themselves. They refuse to go heme,
but will communicate with their parents.
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MRS, HERaERT,s CONDITION.
Ten Long Months Has l.ayn is .
Catalcptic State.

JOLIET, HI, Sept 6.-Mrs. John Her
peri, low celebrated e~ataleptic, con-
3nned In 81. JosePh's hospital, and who
been ma continuous sleeping trance
or c~ataleptic state now nearly ten
months, remains about the same. with
the exception that she talks more than
when her case was last written up, Her
taik is principally about something to
eat, sac - continually ordering her
meals, put her appetite has not improved
any. Thd eyes still remain closed, the
muscles rigid and the joints atiffened.
q STANDS ID any position she Is
placed IKE a3statne, I'LL moved, aud the
hmos VIII remain In any position In
which they are placad until changed
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Fatally Injured In u Collision.

WATERBURY, Conn, Sept. GA loco
motive on the New York and New Eng
land railroad ran into a freight train
which was running at the rate Of twenty
miles an hour. The caboose WAS badly
wrecked and a brakeman named Mack
was fatally injured.
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his own behalf
and II. Hale ST
pher, ex member
of congress from,
louisiana, ap
peared as connse
Tor Thoebe, th'
contestant, The
sealed package
when opened was
found to contain
the notice of con-
test, and Mr.. Car
isles W
n d deposition
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Aaaly grsss md 9akptaiaa
IllRD ARE $50 DEAD.
All Of Them Victims Of a Burned
Theatre.
SAD SCENES ABOUT THE RUINS.
Searching in Vain for Relatives
and Friends.
SAD SCENES ABOUT THE RUINS.
FAILURE OF AN OLD BANK.
Possibly . New Trial for A~narchists--
Calico Village in Ashes-A
New Gable Lins.

LONDON, Sept, .8.-The latest from the
theatre fire at Exeter gives the number
Of dead and fatally injured at one hun
dred and ffty. The scenes about the
ruins are heartrendering. Wives, moth
ers, fathers and others are peering into
the almost onliterated faces of the
charred remains In vain efforts to fnd
their missing ones.
The fire started In the flies during the
fourth act OF the play. When the flames
were discovered asdrop scene wa. low
cred to prevent the current OF air from
increasing the blaze. After this was
done the actors and stage hands threw
open a door to make their escape when
the draft caused the flames to burst
through to the drop scene and ignite the
woodwork OF the gallery. The flames
overlook the b ndmost Of the unfortun.
ate people who were wedged In the stair-
way and literally roasted them alive.
There ware no escape for them, the flro
being at tlseir backs and q compact, i'm
movable mass Of human beings In front.
The dremen reached the upper windows
n took out all OF the people they could
ind, but most Of them were dead and
AiAfiaJ oehChS utS0 Soou hilcT stuey WNIS
k out. The hospitals revived a few
8 persons who were thought to be iend
from snffocation, but at 4 O'Clock in the
morning nearly a hundred corpses laid
IN rows on the floor and these did not
compromise the total number of tho
dead, as a great many bodies were burned
to ashes in the theatre. Some of the
dead We're simply suifocated and not ct
all riutilated or buried.
The occupants OF the dress circle es:
capped Without injury, the injured aud
dead being confined to tho pit and the
upper circles. The building was, de.
stroyed, One hundred and thirty bodies
have been taken out OF the theatre thus
fAr. OF these 100 were men and boys,
end thirty women a score or more OF
the injured were taken to the hospital
and . large number wero taken to their
ON
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Poaaibly ! New Trial for Anarch..,,.

fxstH 1H'3Ib.
OTTAWA, HI, Sept. 8.-The supreme
sourt begins Its fall session hero. The
Sclefk Of the court does moi lock for n
announcement In the cases 81 the sever
condemned anarchists until the secona
or third week Of the term. II is the gen
eral belief here among lawyers and those
interested that the anarchists will be
given n new trial.
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Broke into and Robbed /. SAFE.

PARIS, Sept. 8.-The safe In the office
OF the Credmobiiier was robbed OF q, 900
In motley. The robber, i bank clerk,
was arrested at the Northern reiiway
station rs he was about to take his de-.
partnre from the city.
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Famous Racers WIN aaye q Go.

PfTTsBURG, Sept. Con- October l the
world-renowned pacing horse, Johnston,
and Charley Hogan and mate will meet
at Homewood park, this city, in a mile
heat race, best three In Ave, for a purse
of RI. 600
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Calico villa . Burnea Out,

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept, Ga despatch
from Calico Village In south California,
states that the business portion of that
place was burned. The loss is estimated
atfrom seventy-fiye to:one hundred thouss
and dollars.
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a Hundred Year Ola BAND Fan.

LONDON, Sept. 8.-The bank of Messrs.
Greenway, Smith & Greenway at War
wick has failed. This bank has been
established n hundred years and has
always been held in the highest repute.
It is feared that widespread ruin will re-
suit from the failure.
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Two Brothers Arrested for the Crime.

MANSFIELD, Ohio, September 6.-sam-
uel Chew, aged 80, who was assaulted
end robbed by masked burglars on the
night Of August IS, neal Lucas, has
died from his injuries. Two brothers,
William and Cal Spayde, have been ar
rested for the crime.
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sCRoFuroIr. nT,CERs.

james e. Richsrdeon. Custom House; NeW
Orleans. on oath says: I'm 1870 scrofulous
Ulcers broke out on my body until ! wss . ma;s
OF corruption. Everything known to the metz
wreck. at times could not lift my head, cousa
not turn in bed; WAS in constant. pain, anu
looked upon life as q curse. No relief OF oaie
IN ten years. In 1880 1 heard of the CuTiouhA
REMEDIES, used them. and wss perfecuy
Bworn TO before o. s.. Com. ], d. CRAWFORD.
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TAX Of . telegraph cab,e.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.--The state de.
partment is advised that Signor Cuena
Greus, Of Venezuela, has contracted With
MS government to lay a telegraph cable
from that country to the United States.
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The committe on finance and taxation
introduced q resolution providing for
che payment of the liabilities Of the city
of Yankton incurred during the month
OF August and prior thereto which was
read first time. On motion the rules
were suspended and resolution read
second and third times and put upon is
Anal passage and passed. Eight voting
In the affirmative and none in the mega
tive 30 follows:
Those voting in the affirmative were
Aldermen Balmst, Branch, Grove,
English, Mex, McVay, Noonan and
Ohlman-S. Negative nope.
a resolution was introduced providing
for doing certain work on the streets of
OF the CITY which was read first time,
On motion the resolution was referred
so committee OF grades. streets end
alleys to look into the matter and re-
port at an adjourned meeting to be held
Tomorrow tTueuday) evening.
On motion the street commissioners
was instructed to advertise for bids for
the construction of sll sidewalks that
had been. ordered by the council for
which the time has expired for the
owners Of lots to build the same and
which still remain unbuilt.
The matter of waste water from city
we'll running ACROSS private property
was referred to committee on grades,
streets and alleys.
Bill OF James Darlington for work at
we'll and repairing tank presented and
referred to committee on finance and
taxation.
On motion council took recess until
tomorrow Tuesday, at 8 O'Clock p. NJ
JAMES FL. TEnLER, Mayor.
Attest: JAMES KINasBuRY, City CLERK,
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police, Angust..
Ed Palmer, rept II "f;.. 50 90
ervlces as city engineer, An.
-.
W d Olney, disintecting scal In, 70
E Nj Coates. M. a,n II SO
NJ j McLu,n. rena,r,n, ssuss 70 As
FRI K,neel. bnar'.;na 8 90
I'll Williams ,ano;p i,sonefs 8 50
FL Pratt. %inst;ca ta.s iaouefs / %
G d Batss. treasn,sr - ~
Tor extension of water mans
on Third street.. ......... IN ;.
Geo DounigAn, ditch,re on ~ os
Third street for water mains 4, !,
FL Nyberg, work for water
On
J o Norman, nails tor streets - ~ q
P ) Nyberg, work on a =
! and one mower. 40 /,
] H5Q zeal & o., lumber for :
eGre6tS.. ...... Az
Fbos Stewart, ~ days service as
street commissioners at $500
per "a a
G0tlleb Weber, 8 days work on :
streets at 81 so per day d 4
Thos Stewart, 25 days, work on
streets with team ut 81. so per
dsy. All
VIM Ford, 241a days work on "s
streets ct ST. 80 per day $780,. 81 /,
Jos Budd, II days work OF
streets al ST. SO per day ...... Is /
oh Bates, treasurer, interest
on 10 water bonds at $500
each ss5
O b Bates, treasurer, interest on
railroad bonds Nos. i to A in.
elusive at $3.50. no
10 H Bates, treas nfer, interest
on railroad bonds Nos. / to 80
inclusive at $780, co.. ........ 1l20l
CH Bates. commission SIS 90.
exchange So. &
John Fowler, IA days work cut
ting weeds at 81 so per day.. 81
Il Cavalier, printing........ s
Geo Donnigan, attending lights
Oh l2
Geo Donnigan, extra work on
ditch. 4
o w Collins, attending tree in
s
II l. Pratt, balance on 6emple
sidewalk 10
M. T.. OHLMAN,
J.. O. MeVAy,
JOHN NooNAN,
Il @E< ~ E Et-onnn Dxoo n,skkao
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ONE OF THE O r CASES.

DIES for years, and have the first complaint yett
to receive from . purchaser. One of the wolss
cases OF Scrofula / ever saw YVES cured py sne
use OF live bOttleA of CUTIcURA REsoLvEsr,
CuTICURA, and CuTIaURA SOAP. The Soap
taken the cake here az o medicinal soap.
TAYLOR d TAYLOR, Druggists,
Frankfert, Kali
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INHERITED.

pOHOG VLOOSg = 80. u,;r
And Contagious Huui0rs, with Loss 6f aaar'
and Erupti0na of the Skin. are positively oaIeu
by OuTIoURA and CUTICURA SOAP externhnyi
and CpTloURA REsoLyRsT internally, when al
other medicines fail Send for Pamphlet,
:, CuTIoURA REMEDIES are sold every W =
frlce; CUTICURA, the Great Cure, ~ US,
CGfIcuRA soar, an Exquisite BeantiheT, 20 ss.i
CUTIcuRA REsoLyEsT, the New Blood Pnrine,'
$l.W. Porter DRUG N CHEMIcAL e.,oos'eA
DIM Piles. BlRckheads. Skin Blemisnes' an1
L l&U Baby Humors nsa CuTIQuRA SOkPs
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Atlanta, Georgia. win sntertsin the
president with 4 big sham battle, In
which four batteries, : ten companiea d
cavalry, and six thousand infantry will
take part.
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\. w. HOWARD. President. !.
Yankton Savings Bank.
Capital, S25, oOO.

Does a General Banking Business. Intereat
paid on depasiSs at the rate Of i've per oeu'
per aunum.
Deposits Received of One Dollar and ugTarcs.
Money to Loan on Real Essate and Ohas'i'
Securities.
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coNTssTiNe WITH CARLISLE.

George H. 1hosbe Contests the Speakers
Last Election.
WASHINGTON, Sept, 6.-The testimony
in the contested election case of Geo. Fl.
Thoebe against Speaker Carlisle was
opened by the clerk of the house of rep
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HOW MY BACK ACHES.

~ Back Ache, Kidney Pains and WeanJj
\ meas, Soreness. LameHess, STRAINS ths
relleysdsin one minute ps IN
5~s$@Guticura Antl-Pain PtastSr,
SYrY fallible.
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.EGAL BLAANK CATALOGUE FOB 1ssg,
- The Press and DakotAiAn Legal plaha
catalogue for aEs7, Is now .1eedy for, doiissts
Ssnt nee TO any address ~ scpHoatton.i
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! 10
Pens and Ink eraser.... / so.
-
265
Bowen \ hingsbury, printing
month OF July and tax book. 81 30
M Ward, material for disin-
tecting.. $40
James AinRsbury, cu!vsst.. "a 90
Geo Southwick, care track house 4 90
Teller Bose company No. /, sub
sidy, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 90
Champion Hose company No. /,
eubsidy, August.......... 10 90
Yankton Hook and Ladder COM
pany, No. i, subsidy, August 10 90
WIN 2 Dewey, salary as city at
Vorney, August....... 10 90
Cilns 81 Bstes. salary az city
treasurer, Angust...... % 90
James Kingsbary, salary as city
clerk, August.......... 35 90
p Brennan, salary as city mar
shall. August. 60 90.
d Finnegsn, salary as CITY